Mao Faces Bitter Rift as North Korea Shifts to Soviet Orbit
New York dispatch reports Mao Tsetung’s prestige eroding as North Korea leans toward Moscow. Kim Il-sung rejects Beijing’s criticism, pursues Russian aid, and forges ties with Cuba’s Castro while China omits celebratory messages for North Korea’s army anniversary. The feud risks widening the Sino Soviet split and impacting Vietnam policy.
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Leon Dennen
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Kim Il-sung
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Ho Chi Minh
Red Guards
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Red Guard
Kim
Communist Movement
Russia
China
Vietnam
Beaulieu Abbey Rose: England’s Wine Breaks Ground
Beaulieu Hampshire yields Beaulieu Abbey Rose after a decade of trial. Lieut. Col. Robert Gore-Browne and wife Margaret built a 5,000 bottle per year operation with plans to reach 25,000. They compare groves to historic monks and note hands on foot pressing in early days.
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France
Col. Gore-Browne
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India observes Gopastami cow worship nationwide
India marks Gopastami with cows washed in Ganges water garlanded and fed as millions observe a day of rest. Fairs draw thousands near Calcutta’s Sodpur while protests flare in Khagaria over train overcrowding and cow slaughter bans spark political tension with Indira Gandhi’s government backing state laws.
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Santosh K. Basak
Calcutta
India
Sodpur
Khagaria
Bihar
Here
Museles
Indira Gandhi
Man Too Shy to Collect His Lottery Winnings
First prize of 12 000 dollars in a New South Wales government lottery was paid 17 years after it was won to the estate of E. J. Holloway who died in 1964. Relatives say he avoided publicity to escape press interviews and requests for help from strangers. His sister said the ticket was known but he preferred not to collect it. Executirs received payment after probate.
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Bondi
Lottery Office
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Dutch Gallants and Amsterdam Art And Modern Ports
Amsterdam charms with gallant Dutchmen and fashion as Holland rebuilds Rotterdam and joyfully opens Schiphol. Queen Juliana's grandchild births blue bassinet. The Keukenhof fields glow with tulips while The Hague offers leather shops and auctions.
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Keukenhof
Malawi Commission urges strict prison reforms and new legal rules
Malawi's special Commission on Criminal Justice, set by President Banda, recommends abandoning luxuries for prisoners, allowing compensation to victims’ relatives, and ending prolonged cross examination in Local Courts. It also proposes training Malawi lawyers, a small faculty at the University of Malawi, and reforming prosecution defense clashes while tightening prison conditions.
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Malawi
Special Commission On Criminal Justice
Banda
University of Malawi
Commission
Meissen: Source of Hard Currency for East Germany
Meissen porcelain remains a key hard currency source for East Germany, with 900 workers and 300 artists creating high priced pieces by hand. The plant holds over three million forms, uses no mass production, and exports mainly to the West where demand is strong.
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Germany
Dresden
Albrecht Castle
Herbert Scharnhorst
East Germany
China
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